Lavender Chiffon® Hibiscus Tree Form

Lavender Chiffon® is the named Hibiscus syriacus selection ‘Notwoodone’, offered here in tree form. Its large lavender flowers have a lacy, anemone-like center and appear in summer. ## Planting and Display The breeder identifies this selection as USPP 12,619 and describes lavender blooms on a deciduous shrub with a rounded habit. The listed cultivar profile gives a mature size of 8–12 feet tall and 4–6 feet wide for the plant; this record retains its trained tree form, whose final canopy depends on its training and care. [Proven Winners Lavender Chiffon® profile](https://www.provenwinners.com/plants/hibiscus/lavender-chiffon-hibiscus-syriacus) ## Seasonal Interest Summer flowers bring color to a sunny mixed border, specimen planting, or privacy screen. Rose of Sharon is deciduous, and the individual flowers are showy but short-lived, with new blooms opening through the season. [North Carolina State Extension: Rose of Sharon](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/hibiscus-syriacus/common-name/rose-of-sharon/) ## Maintenance Grow in sun with medium moisture and soil that drains well. The breeder notes that early-spring pruning is optional; prune only as needed to maintain the desired tree outline and remove damaged growth. Give the canopy enough room for light and air circulation.